11-27-2008, 06:33 PM
So the questions I have are for when you cannot dig:
What methods can be used that are period possible to keep the inside
of your tents dry?
A wood floor covered by canvas?
Set the tents on several brought in sod layers?
(If setting up multiple years in the same location this might eventually
produce a slightly raised and well drained area for the camp)
How can you display for the public how the camp fortifications should really
look?
1. A large painting/poster on wood?
2. A wall section that you transpost in on a trailer?
3. Buying a load of sod and building a temporary wall section above ground?
What has been tried and what is practical given time manpower and money constraints?
What methods can be used that are period possible to keep the inside
of your tents dry?
A wood floor covered by canvas?
Set the tents on several brought in sod layers?
(If setting up multiple years in the same location this might eventually
produce a slightly raised and well drained area for the camp)
How can you display for the public how the camp fortifications should really
look?
1. A large painting/poster on wood?
2. A wall section that you transpost in on a trailer?
3. Buying a load of sod and building a temporary wall section above ground?
What has been tried and what is practical given time manpower and money constraints?
John Kaler MSG, USA Retired
Member Legio V (Tenn, USA)
Staff Member Ludus Militus https://www.facebook.com/groups/671041919589478/
Owner Vicus and Village: https://www.facebook.com/groups/361968853851510/
Member Legio V (Tenn, USA)
Staff Member Ludus Militus https://www.facebook.com/groups/671041919589478/
Owner Vicus and Village: https://www.facebook.com/groups/361968853851510/
